Raman Optical Activity combined with Circularly Polarized Luminescence (ROA-CPL) was used in the spectral recognition of glutathione peptide (GSH) and its model post-translational modifications (PTMs). We demonstrate the potential of ROA spectroscopy and CPL probes (EuCl, Na[Eu(DPA)], NaEuEDTA) in the study of unmodified peptide, i.e. GSH, and its derivatives, i.e. glutathione oxidized (GSSG), S-acetylglutathione (GSAc) and S-nitrosoglutathione (GSNO). ROA spectral features of GSH, GSSG, and GSAc were determined along with thier changes upon the different pH conditions. Apart from the ROA, induced CPL signals of Eu(III) probes also proved to be sensitive to the structural modifications of GSH-based model PTMs, enabling their spectral recognition, especially by the NaEuEDTA probe.

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